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This issue begins with the announcement that Henry G. Bell has joined the faculty of the Chemistry Department to conduct work on soil fertility and fertilizers. The English Department column has returned in this issue. Agricultural articles pertain to the success of the livestock judging team, the Ontario Creamerymen's Convention, the management of geese during winter, and girdling apple trees to increase productivity. The Biology column addresses fruit fly evolution and ornithology during the summer. The highlight of the campus news is the examination results for both O. A. C. and the Macdonald Institute. Other campus news is the debate regarding continuation of the O. A. C. Review, and the success of seasonal parties and banquets. The Macdonald Institute column provides instruction on preparing candy, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Who's who Chemistry staff augmented English department Judging team knows beef cattle Ontario Creamerymen's Convention The management of breeding geese during winter Wing prints and segments Horticulture Results of Christmas examinations, 1929 Do you know? Editorial News and views College life Macdonald Athletics Alumni Locals advertising

This issue begins with an article regarding the appointment of alumnus F. C. Hart as Professor of Economics. Agricultural articles pertain to the profitability of Ontario's largest farm, the eradication of Couch Grass, the best malting barley produced by the O. A. C., and the marketing of honey products. Other agricultural articles address the profitability of dairy farming, the Soil Survey of Ontario, and a series of horticultural notes. Campus news highlights the success of the Live Stock Judging Team, and that the Governor-General enrolled as an Aggie. Other campus news reports on the social whirlwind of dances and barbeques, the success of the athletic teams, and that the National Gallery of Ottawa had lent another collection of paintings for the dinning hall. Included in the editorial is a photograph of the College's war trophies "Jerimiah" and "Amelia". The Alumni column provides a list of the occupations of the Class of 1922, and alumni activities. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the activities of the women's field day, the Halloween Dance, and the Senior Institutional Tea. The Memorial Hall F. C. Hart '07 appointed Professor of Economics Ontario's largest farm Getting rid of Couch Grass O. A. C. No. 21 Barley best for malting Marketing the honey crop The forward pass Why dairy farming The Soil Survey in Ontario Horticultural notes Editorial English Department College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This issue begins with a memorial address to Professor G. H. Unwin. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to rearing Christmas turkeys, a description of the hogs used for Canadian bacon, and the O. A. C. soybean exhibit at the Royal Winter Fair. Student articles include instructions in the Japanese art of ikebana, the beauty of the O. A. C. campus in the winter, unprofitable markets for potatoes, and preparing poultry for showing. Included in this issue are two short stories that address bee keeping in winter and the prodigal son. Campus news reports on faculty changes in the Animal Husbandry Department, seasonal activities of the campus clubs and societies, and social events. Highlighted in the campus news are the winning exhibitors at the Fifth Annual College Royal. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Seniors Toronto Trip, and provides alumnae updates. The Alumni column provides a reprint of an article by alumnus J. H. McCulloch regarding the late alumnus and war writer Captain George Pearson, and alumni activities. In memory of Professor G. H. Unwin, B. S. A., M. A. Christmas turkey The bees' Christmas Seasonable decorations Canadian bacon What about the soy bean in Ontario Autumn and winter beauty of our campus No profits in potatoes The bath The Prodigal Son J. C. Steckley, Heads Animal Husbandry Department Editorial College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This issue ends the school year and publishes the O. A. C. final examination results. This includes photographs of winning teams and executive committees. Highlighted in this issue is the creation of the Wade Toole Memorial Trophy awarded to the winning exhibit at the College Royal. This trophy is a tribute to the professor that initiated the creation of the College Royal. Agricultural articles pertain to the artificial insemination of queen bees, pesticides, and fungicides. Other articles address the creation of Roquefort cheese, the new rose garden on campus, and food science experiments on potatoes. Professor Stevenson writes of his hobby of ornithology. Campus news reports on the creation of a memorial room in the new men's residence, the annual statement of the O. A. C. Co-operative Association, the Baccalaureate Service, and the closing meetings of campus clubs. The news and views column provides instruction on the prevention of rose mildew, the profitability of deep plowing, varieties of strawberries, and good hygiene of cattle feed and water. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Macdonald Hall Student Christian Movement, the closing meetings of the Mac Hall societies, various dinners, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates and a reminder of the annual get-together in June. The Wade Toole Memorial Trophy Artificial insemination of queen bees Roquefort cheese An old hobby Wing prints and segments The proposed new rose test garden, Results of final examinations 1929-30 Campus comments Editorial Alumni College life Macdonald S. O. T. I. page Locals News and views advertising

This issue begins with a memorial address to Dr. George Creelman. Reprinted in this issue is another article on nature conservation addressing the polluting qualities of oil. The school year closes with articles on the Alumni Association and profiles of successful alumni H. R. MacMillan and John G. Glavin. Agricultural articles pertain to the pasteurization of milk, the Dominion Soil Survey, and feeding skim milk to calves. Other articles address the success of the Union Literary Society, and the Young Australians League members that visited the college. Also contained in this issue is a poem contributed by an alumnus. The O. A. C. Review history column reprints historical articles from 1890 and 1910. The highlight of the campus news are the final examination results for both the Ontario Agricultural College and Macdonald Institute. Campus news also reports on the Baccalaureate Sermon, the farewell dance, the At Home, and letters to the editor. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on preventing obesity, and an alumnae update on the 1928 graduates. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. George Christie Creelman In this issue Oil - black death of waterbirds Uncle Joe philosophizes Union Literary Society Australians visit College Annual Alumni Meeting Pasteurization of milk College graduate a successful business man This agricultural course brought results Reminiscences in Rhyme Dominion Soil Survey "Hunger Fighters" Skim milk the standard Editorial 39 and 19 College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

Continuing this month are photographs of the Massey Library and the Dairy Building (Food Science building). Highlighted in this issue is an article regarding the newly introduced farm implement - the harvester-thresher. An interesting article reports on the cast of "Our Gang" promoting the McCormick-Deering cream separator. Agricultural articles pertain to the uses of beeswax, and the Soil Survey of Ontario. Other articles provide a travelogue written by Mr. O. McConkey, and the dates of the 1929 fall fairs in Ontario. Campus news reports on the continued anticipation of a weekly O. A. C. newspaper, advice for college students, and changes in the college curriculum. The Macdonald Institute column provides a sketch story on guests, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. The combine in Ontario "Our Gang" Travelogue Beeswax a valuable product Fall fair dates The Soil Survey of Ontario Summer School, 1929 Editorial News and views Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

Highlighted in this issue is an article on nature conservation by Jack Miner. Continuing this month are photographs of War Memorial Hall, the Field Husbandry Building (Zavitz Hall), and the College breeding stock. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the Shorthorn cattle at the college, dairy research in Australia, and the grading of Garnet Wheat. Other articles include the winners of the athletic awards of 1928-1929, benefits of membership in the National Federation of Canadian University Students, and ideas for school fall fairs. A Macdonald Institute student contributes an article on nutritious diets for athletes. Campus news reports on the plans for a weekly publication of the O. A. C. Weekly, successful banquets and concerts, and letters to the editor. A new student column reprints historical articles from 1890 and 1910. The athletics column reports on the results for the hockey, indoor meet, and basketball teams. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on preparing salads, and includes updates of the Macdonald athletic and social events. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. In this issue Interfering with nature Athletic awards 1928-29 College stock Shorthorns at the college Canadian university students Diets for athletes Dairy research in Australia Killaloe school fair The grading of Garnet Wheat If Editorial 39 and 19 Do you know? English Department College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni advertising

Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the dairymen conventions held in Toronto, the export of Canadian eggs to Britain, using iodized salt for animal nutrition, and mushrooms as a food source. Other articles address how Professor Harcourt received the French Cross of the Knighthood of Agricultural Merit, the O. A. C. floriculture test gardens, and the National Dairy Council of Canada. The new Biology column reports on the meeting of the Entomological Society of Ontario, and characteristics of spruce trees. The O. V. C. column provides information regarding their alumni. Campus news reports on various seasonal social events such as the Halloween Dance, a guest lecture by Arthur Lismer, and the Philharmonic Society presentation of the play "Loyalties". The Macdonald Institute column provides instruction on preparing rice, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Do you know? Dr. Harcourt signally honored Conventions extraordinary!! Canadian eggs on the British market The O. A. C. floriculture test gardens Iodine in animal nutrition The Governor's House Mushrooms as food Wing prints and segments National Dairy Council of Canada Editorial O. V. C. page College life News and views Athletics Alumni Locals Macdonald advertising

This issue begins with a profile of the herd sires at the College. The address given by Dr. Christie's at the Canadian Manufacturer's Association, an article on the development of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists, and three letters by O. A. C. freshmen explaining why they enrolled at the College are reprinted in this issue. Other articles pertain to the reports of the National Federation of Canadian University Students and the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union, the creation of new O. A. C. scholarships, and the successes of the performance of "The Mikado" and the Sixth Annual College Royal. Campus news reports on the parties and banquets, the Philharmonic Society's production of "Hay Fever", and another successful Conversazione. The O. V. C. column returns with articles on preventing Pullorum Disease in chicks, aspects of a veterinary practice, and alumni news. The Macdonald Institute column details the changes in Mac Hall fashion, several banquets, and the women's athletic results. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Do you know? Herd sires at the O. A. C. Agriculture and industry The Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturists Why I came to the Ontario Agricultural College N. F. C. U. S. New O. A. C. scholarships The Experimental Union "The Mikado" Sixth "College Royal" Editorial College life News and views Alumni O. V. C. page S. O. T. I. page Athletics Macdonald Locals advertising

Articles in this issue pertain to the departmental work on campus in the Botany Department and Animal Husbandry Department. Other articles address the career prospects of an O. A. C. graduate, the invitation given to the Western Canada Debating Team, the opportunities provided by participating in the College Royal, and a review of a book by Frederick Phillip Grove. The agricultural article is regarding undulant fever (brucellosis). Campus news reports on the O. A. C. Review popularity contest and the results of the hockey games. The Macdonald Institute column provides a sketch story. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. What our biological departments are doing Wanted - a career Western Canada Debating Team Animal Husbandry, 1929 The College Royal He sent other servants Undulant fever Stranger than fiction Editorial College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the poultry research department of the British Empire Marketing Board, and the Fourth Year Judging Trip. Other articles address the resignation of Professor Leitch, improving the stage equipment in War Memorial Hall, and the proposed programme of the Philharmonic Society. The campus news reports on the success of the freshmen banquets and prom. Other campus news mentions the first musical lecture provided by the Edward Johnson Fund. The Alumni column provides a list of the alumni who registered at the O. A. C. Exhibit, Canadian National Exhibition in 1928, and alumni activities. The Macdonald Institute column provides listings of the occupations of the Macdonald Class of 1928, for all four programs. A Stage in Every Career I want to know Professor A. Leitch resigns Improving conditions on the stage Ask us another The year ahead The Fourth Year Judging Trip Editorial English Department College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This slim issue begins the school year with an article on a successful alumnus - G. R. Lane. Agricultural articles pertain to the problem of an agricultural education contributing to rural flight, reforestation affecting farming in Quebec, and the profitability of lamb and wool. Other articles address the occupation of a proofreader, and insectivorous plants in Canada. Campus news reports on the new buildings constructed on campus, an obituary for Miss Annie Hallett, and new units of linear measurement. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the Dominion Fruit and Vegetable Exhibit at the Calgary Stampede designed by an alumna, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Another progressive O. A. C. grad. Too well educated Errors in proof-reading Some common insectivorous plants Reforestation and the farmer of Quebec Editorial Letter to the editor News and views Alumni Macdonald Locals advertising

This issue closes the 1930-1931 school year. The agricultural articles pertain to agricultural practices of foreign countries, and the programme for the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists. The campus news is a summary of the recent activities of each of the college's departments. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the annual Girls' Conference, a Mac Hall viewpoint of the Union Literary Society, and a review of the women's athletic activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. The passing of a personality Creelman Hall Editorial The C. S. T. A. Convention Russia's five year plan in agriculture Agricultural progress in China The livestock industry of Peru Agriculture in Bermuda The World's Grain the 1932 Conference and Exhibition at Regina With the O. A. C. Departments Alumni Macdonald The Last Hour advertising

Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to increasing dairy production in Saskatchewan, breeding profitable Holstein cattle, and the domestication of llamas. Profiled in this issue is the research conducted by the Apiculture and Chemistry Departments. The Horticulture column provides an article regarding outdoor storage of vegetables. The Poultry column contains articles on the World's Poultry Congress in London, England, and the Canadian Chantecler breed developed by Brother Wilfrid of Oka. Other articles address the planned European tour with the National Federation of University Students and the successful annual meeting of The Agricultural and Experimental Union. Campus news reports on the potential benefits of utilizing moving pictures as an educational medium, the concert by the Toronto Ukrainian Choir, and various dances and banquets. The Macdonald Institute column details an obituary for Miss Edith Frazer, the success of the women's athletic teams, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Cow testing in Saskatchewan Apiculture at the O. A. C. Horticulture The Chemistry Department on and off campus All student tour Poultry The Canadian Chantecler Feeding and testing record Holsteins Wing prints and segments The Experimental Union The llama Do you know? Editorial News and views S.O. T. I. page College life Macdonald Athletics Alumni Locals advertising

The agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the field experimental work of the Chemistry Department, the nuisance of starlings, utilizing honey as a daily commodity, and the best seed available to farmers. The horticulture article suggests using mulch paper to prevent the growth of weeds. Other articles address the changes in faculty in the Agricultural Economics Department, an obituary for Dr. J. W. Robertson, and the success of the ice cream course at the College. Contributed to this issue is an article from a German student as to why he came to Canada. The National Federation of Canadian University Students column explains how the exchange of students occurs. The Poultry column provides details on brooding chicks and poultry practices in Central Europe. Campus news reports on the proposed trans-Canada highway, and the year-end banquets, promenades, and club meetings. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the final examination results and the alumnae activities, including the formation of the Macdonald Club. This issue does not contain an Alumni column. The Blue and White Professor Joseph Coke leaves staff First President of Macdonald College dies Mulch paper German students in Canada and U. S. A. An important line of development Wing prints and segments N. F. C. U. S. Poultry Philharmonic Society Ice cream course at O. A. C. a success Agricultural Economics Department Something about honey The best seed of outstanding varieties Campus comments Editorial College life Macdonald Trent Institute Athletics Locals advertising

The highlight of this issue are the O. A. C. examination results and biographical details of each of the graduating men. The few articles that are included in this issue encourage the students to broaden their horizons, and relate their schoolwork to life after college. The technical supplement contains three articles contributed by an alumnus, a faculty member, and a student. The Macdonald Institute column provides a student's experience with demonstration work, the Junior's dinner for the graduating Seniors, and alumnae news. While the Alumni column provides an obituary for Edward Earnest Wildman, an alumnus' reminiscence of life on campus in 1877, and alumni updates. Memorial Hall Editorial Baccalaureate sermon The graduating class World affairs and the student Alumni Technical supplement Marketing The British market and Canadian cattle Two years co-operative demonstration work Macdonald Summer addresses of students Results of final examinations 1931 advertising

The highlight of this issue are the examination results for the O. A. C. and Macdonald Institute students. This issue includes an update of political changes in the Province. The agricultural articles pertain to the annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union, the Boultflour method of feeding dairy cattle, and a book review regarding the Coconut Moth in Fiji authored by an alumnus. Other agricultural articles address government regulations for egg grading, the development of honey-butter, and experiments with canning tomatoes. Campus news focuses on the debates on ending the O. A. C. Review and the Student Christian Association, preparations for the annual College Royal, and the success of the livestock judging teams. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the women's basketball results, ladies faculty night, and now includes a subsection called Mac Alumnae News. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. A message from the President New Prime Minister for Ontario An important institution The 52nd Annual Meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union What others think The Boultflour Method of feeding dairy cows An O. A. C. graduate saves a big industry Should the S. C. A. be scrapped? The Mouse Poultry Wing prints and segments Hail and farewell! Farewell message, to students. to graduates, Editorial College life Alumni Athletics Macdonald advertising

This issue begins with an article and photographs of the history of Johnston Hall. Included in this issue is a summary of the debating teams' debate on censorship, the campus visit by members of the Provincial Legislature, and the County Scholarships awarded to students at the college. Other articles include a speech extolling students to think internationally and an article on bird watching. A new student column reprints historical articles from the O. A. C. Review. Campus news reports on the success of the Conversazione, the campus production of The Pirates of Penzance, and the results for the athletic teams. The Macdonald Institute column provides a woman's perspective on the Conversat, and includes updates of the Macdonald athletic and social events. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. In this issue Ski-song Johnston Hall Censorship Provincial Legislature visits the College Ecce Aves Our changing world and it's problems County scholarships Editorial 39 and 19 College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

This issue begins with an article by Dr. Reynolds describing the symbolism of War Memorial Hall and memorial chamber. Agricultural articles pertain to the comparison of dairy equipment cleansers, the work of the Horticulture Department, and a new orchard pest - the Apple and Thorn Skeletonizer (Choreutis pariana). Profiled in this issue is Mrs. Stanley Potter and her work creating the wax fruit for the O. A. C. museum. Other articles include a travelogue by Mr. O. McConkey's of his travels through Europe, the election of Professor W. R. Graham to the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists, ornithological observations, and the home addresses of the freshmen students. Campus news reports on the demolition of the Old Residence, the new weekly paper - "The Oacis", student social events, and the initiation flag fight. A new O. V. C. column presents articles on the O. V. C. Science Association, and the benefits of irradiating poultry. The News and Views column contains articles on the Ontario Beekeepers' Association, the profitability of muskrat pelts, and the programme for the Royal Winter Fair. The Macdonald Institute column provides instruction on creating jelly preserves, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. The War Memorial Hall Clean, cleaner, cleanest Models of fruit Travelogue Popular professor honored Horticulture Wing prints and segments A new orchard pest First Year by Counties Editorial O. V. C. page College life News and views Macdonald Alumni Athletics Locals advertising

The highlight of this issue are the results of the Seventh Annual College Royal competitions. This issue begins with a photograph of the entry to Macdonald Hall. Agricultural articles pertain to the Beautifying Canada campaign, Ontario's farm loan system, the profitability of farming in the Holland Marsh, and the success of the second year of the short course for ice cream makers. The campus news provides updates on current political events, the O. A. C. debate regarding the nationalization of radio, and the Philharmonic Society's production of "The Gondoliers". The Macdonald Institute column reports their dietary exhibit at the College Royal, residence life at Mac Hall, and a ju-jitsu demonstration provided by an instructor for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The section called Mac Alumnae News provides alumnae updates. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Doorways of progress Beautifying Canada The Seventh Annual College Royal Ontario's farm loan system Farming on Holland Marsh Short course for experienced ice cream makers Harvest Dreamers Wood Smoke Current events Alumni College life Athletics Macdonald advertising

Mistake in issue number on contents page. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to research on soybeans and apiculture in Turkey. The Judging Teams are successful at the National Dairy Show and the Dairy Products competition. The Horticulture column features an article regarding the Rose Society of Ontario and their work with the College. Also published are the home addresses of the freshmen students. Other articles provide information on the Migratory Birds Convention Act of 1930, forcing bulbs in winter, vegetable diseases, and potatoes as poultry feed. The editorial comments on the difficulty of creating interest in the O. A. C. Review. Campus news reports on the Union Literary Society meeting and debate, and the athletics results for various teams. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the Halloween Dance, the Student Volunteer Movement retreat, the Senior Institutional tea, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Soy bean investigations At the National Dairy Show The Rose Society of Ontario Dairy Products Team fourth at National "A Beekeeping Adventure in Turkey" Names and addresses of first year students by Counties Editorial College life Alumni Macdonald Athletics Locals News and views advertising

This issue begins with a photograph of the entry to the Dairy Building. Noted in this issue is that the O. A. C. Review Constitution was amended to have an editorial Board that includes members of the editorial staff, faculty and alumni association. This issue includes articles on the development of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists, the success of Glenburn Farms, the availability of good seed provided by the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union, and a review of the Canadian sheep industry. Campus news reports on the creation of a Fifty-Fifty Club, Club reports for the school year, the successful year of the Union Literary Society, and an update from the Students' Christian Association. The Macdonald Institute column provides an alumna's experience of living in India and the Mac Hall examination results. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Doorways of progress Editorial The development of the Canadian Society of Technical Agriculturalists Another successful graduate Glenburn Farms "As the twig is bent" The opportunity is your, why not make use of it? The Canadian sheep industry Alumni College life Club reports 1930-31 Review of athletics, 1930-31 Macdonald advertising

The highlight of this issue are guidelines in preparing animals and exhibits, including photography, for the forthcoming College Royal competitions. This issue begins with a photograph of the Portico before the demolition of the Old Residence. The success of the 28th Annual Conversazione and a historical review of the third Conversazione in 1906 are included in this issue, as well as, the winter athletics activities. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the women's social teas and parties, the athletic results, and the section called Mac Alumnae News provides alumnae updates. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. The historical portal Agriculture and industry What others say Opportunities for graduates in animal husbandry Fitting dairy cattle for the show ring Showing the drafter Preparing sheep for exhibition Fitting and showing beef cattle The preparation of swine for the show ring Fitting a bird for the showroom The preparation of field crops for exhibition Preparation of vegetables for plate exhibits The art exhibit at the College Royal The C. L. Burton Scholarship in agriculture The Mouse College life "Wings Over Europe" College and Province Athletics Alumni Macdonald advertising

Continued in this month's issue are photographs of Mills Hall. Highlighted in this issue is a summary of the summer courses offered at the College and a comparison to previous years. Agricultural articles pertain to livestock in Northern Ontario, the arrival of the Mediterranean fruit fly, utilizing fertilizer to enhance tobacco production in Norfolk County, and the success of the student judging team. Campus news reports on the demolition of the Old Residence, Christianity on campus, and the social events for the students. The News and views column contains articles on the advantages of tobacco crops, poisonous wild fruit, and egg size in the poultry industry, Canadian lamb, and propagating perennials. The Macdonald Institute column provides a sketch story on working at a summer hotel in Muskoka, and accounts of the Mac Hall societies. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Live stock in Northern Ontario Summer courses at the O. A. C. The bad new immigrant Eastern States Exposition Tobacco fertilizer experiment Editorial Do you know? College life News and views Letters to the Editor Athletics Macdonald Alumni advertising

Mistake in issue number on contents page. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the American Soil Survey Association and training for the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. A student writes of his first impressions of the Royal Winter Fair, while another writes of his anticipation for the January Conversat. Highlighted in this issue are research summaries from each of the campus departments. A member of the Macdonald Institute provides a menu and suggestions for Christmas dinner. Campus news reports on the social events such as the Barn Dance and news from the campus clubs. The Athletics column focuses on the success of the Harrier Team of the O. A. C. The Macdonald Institute column reports on the Masquerade and "Lolly-Pop" dances, a visit from an alumna, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides an obituary for Allan Wilmot and alumni updates. Editorial The American Soil Survey Association The Royal Another Conversat Nearly Four Years The Christmas Dinner Training for the "International" The voice of the Departments The Philharmonic Society presents "And So To Bed" College life Macdonald Alumni Athletics Locals advertising

This issue begins with a welcome to the new Provincial Minster of Agriculture. The agricultural article pertains to how motorized transportation has led to the profitability of the Okanagan fruit industry. The Livestock and Dairy Products Judging Teams are featured in two articles. While the Poultry column explains the nutritional value of eggs. Reprinted is an article describing the danger of Blister Rust to the White Pine forests of Canada. Campus news reports on the paved road building occurring on campus, the Student Christian Movement conference, and the athletic events on campus. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on a new student's first impressions of Macdonald Hall, and alumnae activities. This issue does not contain an Alumni column. The Weiner Roast O. A. C. welcomes new Minister Okanagan fruit marketing Dairy Products Team rank second Poultry Fourth Year go on judging tour Deadly disease attacks White Pine Editorial News and views College life Athletics Macdonald advertising

This summer issue begins with an article on the success of the Saskatchewan Registered Seed Growers Limited. Agricultural articles in this issue pertain to the history and methods of genetically modifying fruit, instructions on building a hygienic dairy barn floor, and herbicides that are efficient. Other articles address an explanation of the mandate of the Packet Loan Library and book reviews of recent library acquisitions. Also included in this issue is a reprint of an address given at St. Andrew's University regarding the ideals of a university education. The editorial comments on how to obtain postgraduate employment. Campus news reports on the 1930 convocation. The Macdonald Institute column highlights the Macdonald Institute examination results, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. The Plow Five men - five dollars - five years How new fruits are originated How to build a floor for the dairy barn Ideals of a university education A dead weed is a good weed The Packet Loan Library Review of recent books Editorial Alumni College life News and views Macdonald Locals advertising

This issue completes the school year and begins with portraits of Mrs. Fuller of the Macdonald Institute and Dr. J. B. Reynolds of the O. A. C. Detailed plans for the new Horticulture building (H. L. Hutt building) are included in this issue. Agricultural articles pertain to improving soil, biology, and butter. Other articles address the Elgin House Conference, the two first-prize essays on the Waterdown Short Course, and the 1929 Convocation. Campus expansion activities outlined in this issue are the Arthur Cutten Recreational Field, and the brief outlines of other new projects. Reprinted in this issue is the valedictory address given at the Macdonald Institute. Campus news comments on the potential for a weekly paper, the rut of routine, and the vagarity of old age. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on summer beverages, and alumnae activities. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Summer addresses of the graduating class are also provided. One Year More New horticulture building Nature, man and God Soil improvement Biology and education The Waterdown Short Course (Rutherford) The Waterdown Short Course (Newell) The Arthur Cutten recreational field Convocation College expansion Butter Summer addresses Valedictory Editorial News and views Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising

Conference addresses reprinted in this issue include an address regarding scientific co-operation and the dinner for Dr. Christie. Highlighted in this issue is a review of the exhibits at the College Royal with an article on the first prize exhibit, "The Modern Kitchen". Other articles address that students attending the dairy short course are also students of the college, the nitrate industry in Chile, and a report on the fiftieth annual meeting of the Ontario Agricultural and Experimental Union. The agricultural article provides instructions of how to improve the health of baby chicks. The highlight of the campus news are the examination results. Other campus news reports on the campus dances, banquets, and disruption to the popularity contest. The Macdonald Institute column provides an article on career opportunities in the field of home economics. While the Alumni column provides alumni updates. Scientific co-operation Yes, they are part of the college The Fifth Annual College Royal The modern kitchen The nitrate industry Greetings from Ontario Experimental Union More and better baby chicks for Ontario Editorial English Department College life News and views Athletics Macdonald Alumni Locals advertising